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Eastington Park is a one of my favourite wedding venues to photograph in Gloucestershire. It’s situated just off the motorway so it’s really easy for your guests to get to, and it’s surrounded by acres of parkland so there’s so many options for outdoor ceremonies, family wedding portraits and of course – couple portraits.

I was really excited about photographing my first Chinese/English fusion wedding. I really wanted to get a deep understanding of all of the features of the day so that I could be in the best possible place to capture the action, so this meant meeting with the couple beforehand to talk through their wedding day.

As a wedding photographer and a previous bride myself, I know how daunting it can be to find a wedding photographer. There are so many wedding photographers to choose from and it’s so hard to know where to start. Should you pick a photographer who’s local to you? Should you go for a documentary style wedding photographer, a editorial style wedding photographer, or something in between? Is it better to go for a full day package, or a shorter one?

I was so excited when Lucy booked me to be her wedding photographer for her Barns & Yard wedding in Worcestershire. I’d photographed Lucy and her young daughter at multiple times before and it was so lovely to capture this next big chapter for them. I love how through being a wedding photographer you can form such long lasting relationships which span so many periods in a person’s life.

Nestled in the countryside of Hereford, Brinsop Court is a dream wedding venue that I’ve been lucky enough to photograph weddings at several times. I had the immense pleasure of taking Lara and Todd’s beautiful wedding photos last summer, and it left me eagerly anticipating my return visits.

I’ve been to Gorcott Hall as a wedding photographer before but this was probably the HOTTEST wedding I’ve ever photographed. I was also heavily pregnant when I photographed it!